Lawyers who engage in any practice before government agencies understand that there is more than one way to be heard. Agencies conduct contested case proceedings pursuant to the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act, but there are also several agencies, crucial to the workings of government, that have hearing processes that are exempt from the requirement of the UAPA. This program will highlight: the new procurement process and its non-UAPA appeal process; ethical considerations of practicing before agencies in non-UAPA settings and circumstances; and litigating before state agencies in UAPA proceedings.